Felicity (Saadet) Party Antalya Provincial Presidency, December Provincial Council Meeting was held with wide participation. At the meeting held at Erdem Beyazıt Cultural Center, Saadet Party Deputy Chairman Ersan Bilgin made evaluations about the country and world agenda. Stating that people are looking for an exit door and an address that can give them hope, Bilgin said, “As Saadet Party, we are the address of hope and solution. Today, the worker is the victim, the employer is the victim; retired is debtor, public servant is debtor, old and young alike have given up hope of this government. Millions of minimum wage workers are objecting to this life that is now considered to be acceptable to them. The victims of retirement age victims (EYT) and Decree Laws (KHK), whose numbers reach hundreds of thousands, are in search of staff who can solve their problems. In such a climate, it is our duty to come forward with policies and discourses that will give hope to people and give them confidence, and it is time to work hard.”
“POWER IS TRYING TO MANAGE WITH PERCEPTIONS”
Stating that country is in an economic crisis, “Unfortunately, there is a great crisis in our country. This crisis is not only economic, but also a moral crisis. From agriculture to economy, from justice to health, from foreign policy to education, Turkey is blocked. We are drifting into the abyss, Allah forbids. No one in our country can even predict what will wake up tomorrow and what kind of picture it will be faced with. Every part of our society is faced with big problems. We reject the understanding of power and administration, which is far from our people, disconnected from the agenda of the nation, trying to manage politics only with perceptions and making calculations only from the table. The primary agenda of the citizens today is the economy. The queues of public bread seen all over our country reveal the crisis. Headlines such as cost of living, unemployment, high inflation, the depreciation of the Turkish currency, the decreasing purchasing power and livelihood problems are already known to all of us," he added.